Eccedentesiast
by Bondmaiden
Summary: He likes it when Jude starts asking for things from him. But the thing is, the kid hardly does it. [Alvin/Jude, Gaius/Jude, AU]
1. Chapter 1

**A/N:**

_I'm not sure whether I should continue this. It can stand alone on its own. _

_What do you readers think? Drop some thoughts for me to hear?_

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Alvin grips Jude's length and starts out with a slow rhythm, a lazy smile splayed on his lips. He watches as the golden-eyed boy writhes on the sheets, peony pink dusting his cheeks, lips parted and gasping heavily for air, so desperately digging his fingers into the pillow and letting out such indecent moans. There's no one else renting the entirety of the floor anyway so Jude's allowed to be as loud as he wants, and it's a fact that Alvin always drills into the boy's head whenever they're together like this. He quirks his hand some other way, making Jude's breath hitch in his throat, and the kid squeaks out something between his erratic rasps and gulping tears, probably something like _'p-please stop' _, but Alvin's not the guy who'll stop when he's having fun seeing how Jude's face shift from one expression to another.

There's sticky cum everywhere and the strong scent of sex lingers in the air, so suffocatingly hot and overwhelming, _heady_, but it's stuffs like this that turns Alvin on to hell and back, especially when there's this erotically dishonoured student whose hips are jerking in time with his hand.

"Come on, Jude," he goads, cupping his chin and giving a lopsided smile to the pleasured-beyond-return kid. "Ask for something from me?"

Jude squeezes his eyes shut, adam's apple bobbing as he gulps, and low whines escapes his lips before Alvin could even grasp a decent response from him; "I-I don't want anything… a-at _all—_!"

Just as a bit of a punishment at the answer he doesn't like to hear, Alvin deliberately slows his hand to such a painfully sluggish speed with a tight grip and smirks at how Jude jerks up impulsively on the bed, eyes wide and broken string of moans following by. He tosses his head from side to side, matted locks of inky black hair plastered to his cheeks, and bites the pillowcase even as the keening whines refused to stop, much to Alvin's delight. "But I like it when you're all clingy and demanding," he teases knowingly, just leaning slightly forward to lick a drop of sweat that trickles down Jude's temple before returning to his position. "Remember that time you begged me to pay your tuition fees? You know how I got it done in a day, right? Ask for anything you want, I'll give it to you."

The boy shudders, spine arching, so pale and so beautiful underneath all of the chandelier lights switched on for their glamorous fuck session, and Alvin feels so much like a tyrant when he stills his hand and doesn't let Jude fall over the edge.

As long as Jude doesn't say what he wants, he'll never come tonight.

That's how it is every night with Alfred Vint Svent anyway.

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**~eccedentesiast~**

_someone who hides their pain behind a smile_

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Gaius notices that something's so off with Jude until he wasn't even himself anymore. He isn't eloquent with words and doesn't quite know how to describe it, but the boy's been absently sucking on his lower lip as if he's got an oral fixation and his free hand keeps scratching his band-aid neck. Those eyes keep drifting off to stare at random spots on the empty walls like he can read the future through them, with his notes untouched in his hands, and there's always a certain edginess in his posture, waiting, _waiting_ anxiously for something to happen.

Waiting for what, Gaius isn't sure, but he needs to stop it before it gets worse.

He approaches the boy's table and raps his knuckles on it once. The boy jumps in his seat and would've thrown his notes into the air if not for Gaius slamming a hand on the stack to keep them where they are. He stares right into those brilliant eyes, noticing how there're dark circles underneath them, and sighs, shaking his head. "Jude, you're spacing out again."

"S-Sorry professor…" the boy apologizes, lowering his head like a scolded puppy, and it's things like this that makes Gaius feel bad for lecturing Jude because Jude's so much like a dog it's not even funny. "I've just… I didn't get enough sleep last night."

The professor flicks a glance at the notes littered everywhere on the table and tries to sum up his thoughts. "Studying?"

Jude uncharacteristically freezes up. He breaks the eye contact and hastily shuffles through his book, clammy hands grabbing a pen and ludicrously underlining every sentence on the page. "Y-Yeah… I've also been writing up the thesis I'm supposed to pass to you too…"

Strange. **Very** _strange_. As one of the lecturers Jude's very close to, he wonders if there's anything troubling the ace student. He doesn't think that it's because of a fight with Leia because the girl's unstable hormones have been very mild lately, and she doesn't look half as guilty as Jude does. So what's bothering this student of his? He slides into a chair, determined to get things sorted out before it can lead to Jude's downfall of being unable to complete his thesis on time, but it brings the opposite reaction instead. It makes the boy ten times faster now, cramming his coloured pens and sticky tabs into a worn out casing, and stuffs his file chock full with the papers into his plaid book bag.

"Where are you going?" Gaius asks, obviously confused with his unpredictable behavior.

Jude leaps to his feet as if someone splashed some acid on him and throws his bag over his shoulder, managing a small glance at his lecturer. There's worry creasing into his eyes now, a look that is unlike anything Gaius has ever seen on the boy before, and Jude tries to smile as he walks away, "I-I just remembered something I have to do at home! Sorry sir, I'll see you again tomorrow!"

He dashes off before Gaius could interrogate him even further and the professor's left behind with questions crowding his mind.

One of them is whether Jude'll attend his class that evening.


	2. Chapter 2

**A/N:** _tbh i'm stuck finishing up my assignments so here's a real quickie chapter for you readers! thanks for all the reviews and favorites and follows! /throws sparkles everywhere _

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Presa knows Alvin's a bad luck charm.

Rich guys always are; he's not excluded from the category.

She's a big girl now, she knows how to take care of herself, so if Alvin turns out to be Mr Wrong instead of Mr Right, she's got her heart ready to move on with life. Although it'll be painful and devastating just like what breakups are, what doesn't kill her makes her stronger and she's been living with that principle for as long as she could remember. The cat lover slicks on some of her lipstick—Riezain, Alvin loves kissing and licking it off her lips because of its sensual rouge shade—and sprays some perfume on her nape, slicking it on her wrists and over her cleavage before adjusting her snug-fitting bodice and washing her hands.

She leaves the washroom with a flick of her hair and parades down the hallway, her four-inch stilettos clicking with every step, and she catches some boys giving her longing glances, _yearning_ to be part of her world. Sadly, Presa's world isn't all flowers and sparkles; she knows more than she lets on, her weathered eyes all jaded and her body all abused, but it doesn't stop her from picking herself off the floor and walking on with her chin parallel to the ground. She can stand whatever hell throws to her, winning through every battle, but now hell presents itself in the form of Presa's greatest challenge: a man, someone whom she could love, and she doesn't know if she'll make it out of this fight unscathed.

She prefers not knowing for now, to be honest.

At the end of the hallway, Presa sees a tall, dark, brooding figure, and hastens her steps.

"Dr. Gaius," she greets him curtly, pushing her glasses up the bridge of her nose. He turns, there's no smile on his lips as usual because he's just like her, and she tilts her head to the side, crossing her arms under her heavy breasts. "What're you doing standing around here?"

He swallows hard, eyes flicking to the right in a second before it settles on her again, and murmurs, "Just done seeing a student. What about you, Presa? Isn't today your day off?"

"Submitted some papers—the merging of the two faculties is due any month now, so they're hurrying up with the important stuffs," she answers placidly, sighing. Gaius nods, accepting her words as it is, and Presa looks at her bracelet watch with its tinkling gilded ornaments—plump hearts, girly kittens, a lipstick and a flower because it's Alvin's custom-made gift to her—before deciding that she shouldn't waste any more time with mindless chattering. "I have to excuse myself, doctor," she says, giving him a small wave, "I've got a date to catch up with."

"Ah." He nods again, understanding what she means by that. "Take care."

"I will."

No she won't.

She's a reckless fighter, crashing in and out of relationships, and her life's also crashing and caving in around her but she fights, _fights_ for her rights, _fights_ to get her happy ending, and she _fights_ to make it come true. So she blows him a goodbye kiss, which Gaius knows it means nothing because her flirtatious mannerism is just how she was brought up, and the younger professor saunters off, her hips swaying left and right, seducing all the watching students. She's strong, she's sexy, she's smart, and she knows normal guys can't hold a candle to her—they can't handle her at her worst, so they don't deserve her at her best, and Alvin looks like the only brightest prospect of her life.

He knows how to tame cats because he loves them, after all.

But does he love cats like her?

She doesn't know.

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**~eccedentisiast~**

_#1: there's this thing called resentment_

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It's so suffocating when he tries to push Alvin down his throat.

Jude's never good at this but he's trying because he has to, he doesn't have a choice, and so he forces himself to relax even though it's so hard to breathe and _it's_ so **hard** inside his mouth, slick and throbbing. The man above him groans slightly, half-lidded eyes peering at him with a lazy smile on his lips, and it feels so awful having his hand clutching Jude's head, trying to force him to swallow deeper. It burns, the ache stretches his constricted throat, and all Jude wants is for this to be over because this isn't how everything's supposed to go, everything's so messed up, but rules are rules: If Alvin doesn't come, he doesn't get to go anywhere.

"Just a little bit more, Jude," the brunet encourages him, leaning back against his chair and dropping his head on the headrest, hands insistently pushing down on the boy. "A _little_ bit more—and you can go back to class."

His hips thrust shallowly into Jude's mouth and the dishonoured student feels tears pricking his eyes, finding the pressure so horribly disgusting. He can't do it. He just can't. He wants to tell Alvin to stop it, to stop everything, to cut off their ties—but if he cuts off the thread binding them together, then it might get knotted like a noose and strangle Jude in the end. He just doesn't get a say in this. Jude's small hand clutched the base tightly and he removes his lips to catch a haggard breath, not liking how even though blurred tears, he can still see how Alvin smirks down at him, and decides on the cheapest tactic just to get Alvin to climax so that he can get this over with.

Jude lowers his head once more, wondering where he goes wrong with his life until he starts sucking on dicks instead of lollipops, and licks the tip where it's dripping with precum, wincing at the acrid taste. He's trying so hard to dull his senses, to forget how his head spins in circles as his tongue toys with the slit and makes Alvin groan again, and _closes_ his lips over the slickened head, _closing_ his eyes, _closing_ his heart. Jude doesn't go to university to learn how to give blowjobs, he goes to the university to learn how to save lives, but how can he save lives when he can't even save his own? It's unanswerable, the erudite boy hasn't learned the answer from Professor Gaius yet, and he supposes that as long as he's doing this, then he'll never learn.

He must've lost track of his actions because he feels Alvin gripping his head tightly and pushing his cock so deep in Jude's mouth until it breaches his tight throat, and he resists the heaving of his stomach when something thick overflows his mouth, dripping from his lips. It's so disgusting until he could've cried, but Jude doesn't cry because crying isn't what mature adults do, and accepts the offering with a gulp when the brunet pulls back, quickly cleaning himself and zipping up again.

"As expected from the honours student, you learn quick," he quips, ruffling the boy's hair and pulling his seat up again as he adjusts the temperature of the air-conditioner inside his car. When he's not being mean during sex, Jude can somewhat tolerate Alvin because the man knows how to treat him real good, and he props his head tiredly against Alvin's thighs, feeling his entire consciousness spin around in circles. Alvin laughs, stroking his cheek softly, and says, "Good work, kid. You wanna go home and take a rest for a while? I'll drop you off at your dorm."

"No…" Jude finally manages a sigh, blinking softly. He wipes the corner of his mouth, careful not to miss a spot so that nobody knows how much of a whore he is, and stares out of the darkly tinted windows. "I think I'm gonna go ahead and have lunch."

A pause.

Alvin drags a hand through his meticulously styled hair and shrugs. Suddenly he's cold, callous, caustic like what his gesture of touching Jude earlier isn't anything, and taps the boy on his shoulder. "All right, you can get out of the car now. I'll call you again, the usual."

Jude nods. He's too brain-dead to process that Alvin has taken out his smart phone and punched in a series of numbers on the touch screen. Unlocking the door, pushing it open, and crawling out from the tiny space between the man's legs. Trying to straighten up on the sidewalk and adjusting his clothes as innocently as possible, Jude wonders if he smells like sex and musky sweat, and catches himself in time. Since when did he worry about his body smelling like sex? There are new things settling in his mind now, trying to blend in with his text book equations and theories, and he doesn't like how they're corroding his innocence, wrenching everything away from him, replacing them with everything sordid and depraved.

It's scary how much of an adult he is now, isn't it?

Alvin talks in a low voice, ignoring the boy as if he's just shit under the shoe, and Jude slams the car door shut, willing his body to walk away from his owner. He's lucky that there aren't any people around to gossip because it's lunchtime and everyone must be busy wolfing down the disgusting cafeteria food, so he thanks whoever there is to thank for this opportunity. Walking up to the university gates, Jude instantly straightens up when he sees Professor Presa strutting down the dusty asphalt, her bountiful breasts bouncing with every aggressive step forward that she takes. She's got her faux fur purse with her, always flicking her oddly-styled hair over her shoulders, and she holds her phone up to her ear, talking with a small smile on her lips.

She's one of his good lecturers and he likes her very much.

The boy jogs up to her and smiles—_good day,_ he might've uttered; she mirrors his gesture and bats her eyelashes before going on her way, and Jude watches as she stops in front of the gates and ends the call, sliding her phone into the purse.

Within just a few seconds later, Alvin's car slides up the driveway and she slips into his ride quietly.

Jude's just left there, staring unblinkingly.

_'… what?'_


	3. Chapter 3

**_A/N: _**_so here's the Dentist story, enjoy. (no pr0n in this chapter though, i want fluff because fluff ;u; )_

_all you bbys who gave me REVIEWS and favs, c'mere and gimme a hug OuO because you ppl are awesuhum_

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Alvin likes Jude.

No, he's hella fond of that kid.

So why's Presa sleeping soundly beside him tonight instead of the usual scrawny figure anyway?

Don't get him wrong, he's got nothing against her; she's lovely, wonderful, a little bit broken—but hey, broken women are always the most fun because they know things others don't know, they've done things others haven't the slightest idea of doing, and it's girls like Presa who're always strong, always captivating. Alvin knows that when she cuddles up against him, all sleep-dazed and purring softly, she fits perfectly in his arms like a missing jigsaw puzzle would. And you know what people say about girls who fit perfectly in your arms: She's the one. But Alvin's always a bit of a rebel because he doesn't like conforming to the society, so he strays to the other path and becomes somewhat of a bad boy. But then again, Presa's a bad girl and he's a bad boy, so aren't they perfect for each other?

He really doesn't think so.

Lying down on the bed, he gazes at the starry night sky and exhales heavily. There's a lingering weight inside his heart and his mind refuses to forget Jude—the kid's burned onto the backs of his retinas and every time Alvin closes his eyes, he could see even the slightest details of the kid, of how innocent he looks when he smiles—and there's a pang of loneliness when he realizes that Jude doesn't smile like that for him anymore. Where did he go wrong? What did he do? He's not sure of what he's done until he's lost the privilege of seeing how happy Jude is, and he'd like to fix it. But how does he fix something that isn't broken yet?

He has no idea.

Presa moans softly in her sleep and rolls over, breaking him out of his reverie. Her little stylized cat ears hairstyle's all messed up by now but she still sleeps soundly, curling up her paws—he meant her hands—close to her face. Alvin remembers reading something about cats sleeping with their tummy and legs wide open when they know they're safe and sound, so he wonders if Presa feels the same way like her feline companions do. But why would someone feel safe with Alvin? He's not exactly a good refuge for anything.

Honestly speaking for himself, he's the worst kind of safehaven for anyone. Except for Jude. For Jude. Only for Jude. He's the perfect safehaven for the boy. But why the double standard? It's obvious.

A hand brushes against the stubbles on his chin and he fixes the now awake Presa with an owlish look.

"Can't get some sleep?" she murmurs, all sleepy softly, billowing sweetly like the evening wind. "Wanna go for another round?"

He stares at her.

"Yeah."

It isn't love.

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**~eccedentisiast~**

_#2: you can't stay here forever_

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Jude doesn't like Alvin.

No, _doesn't like_ is a strong word.

He's just not fond of the brunet anymore, that's all. Each time his phone blares out the _Deeper and Deeeper_ ringtone by One Ok Rock, especially assigned for the man himself, he gets a twisting feeling inside his tummy that strikes fear and nausea into his very core. It used to be that whenever he hears that particular ringtone, he'll drop whatever he's doing and immediately rush to answer it. There's always going to be an hour or two spent on just talking, or even wordless interactions when they just let the call go on in comfortable silence with small clattering sounds from one line to the other, because they understood each other so well like the back of their hands.

Now, Jude procrastinates and often lets it ring until it gets disconnected halfway, and then it starts all over again with the second call because Alvin's a persistent one and he doesn't mind hitting the redial button a thousand times as long as Jude answers it. It's scary how determined Alvin can be sometimes, as he cajoles the boy into going out with him for breakfast**lunch**_dinner_suppersex and Jude's not sure how to fight back when he owes Alvin for everything.

Today isn't any different either. Another _Deeper and Deeper _rings inside his room and he knows it's already time. He doesn't even need to answer it to know what needs to be done.

Jude leaves his dorm with a scarf wrapped around his neck because it's a chilly morning and the blowing ginko leaves coats the dull asphalt with a sea of golden frills. In the distance, he can already see the exclusive Bugatti Veyron waiting for him outside the gates. The guards know the car very well because it's Alvin—who doesn't know Alvin anyway?—and they're also aware that Jude's best friends with the guy, so they always smile and report the boy's each movement to Alvin when he asks. Jude's not stupid; Alvin likes expanding his social connections with almost anyone on the streets because it's easier for him to acquire information that way and what seems to be a friendly chat is actually a means of getting information his way.

And that also means Jude's trapped with nowhere else to run.

So he has to live with it.

Jude squeezes out from the tiny gap between the scroll-designed gates and sees the door opening for him from the inside and Alvin's cheeky grin is there again. He doesn't look half as menacing as he usually did because he's dressed in a light blue shirt and a striped tie, probably trying to give off an aura of comfort and relaxation, but Jude's not fazed with that. The dark-haired boy slips into the seat and closes the heavy door, hearing the almost muted jazz radio playing in the background of the luxury supercar.

"Morning, Jude. Slept well?" Alvin asks almost concernedly, eyes crinkling with the wide smile he's giving the boy. "You don't look so fly today."

"I stayed up to finish my class notes," he mumbles between yawns and rubs his eyes. Alvin's got a mischievous look at his answer and Jude wonders if there's anything going on-but then again, with Alvin, _something's_ always up. "... You need me for something?"

And by _something_, Jude always means it as a euphemism for 'sexual favours'.

"Nothing, just thought that we could have breakfast together," the brunet coolly brushes it off, taking the wheel and driving away from the ugly dorm. The road's clear since not many people are out and about at this hour yet, so Jude knows that he has plenty of time to spend before his first class. And honestly? He'd like it very much if he could spend it on studying instead of attending to Alvin's whims.

But rules are rules: If Alvin wants Jude to be there with him, then he has to obey.

... At least this doesn't involve a blowjob in the morning anyway.

"Breakfast sounds good," the student amiably agrees, fingers digging into his book bag and brushing against the coarse material. His clammy palms are really uncomfortable and he tries not to be nervous, worried, anxious at what might happen, and he knows Alvin's watching him from the corner of his eyes, so Jude clears his throat and tries to change the topic. "So you know Professor Presa?"

If Alvin's not such a good driver, he would've crashed into the traffic light. But no, his car gradually comes to a halt and his foot digs into the clutch (and no, Alvin never drives an auto car because manual cars equals to manly men), sinewy arm effortlessly pulling up the handbrake.

"Yeah, we're dating." He doesn't sound offended. Just flat-toned. Like it's some fact that Jude should've known before asking such a stupid question that doesn't fit his honours student title. "Jill—she's lovely."

Jill?

Jude's confused but he nods and pretends he's got everything under control. Strangely, he doesn't feel any hatred at it too; if anything, he feels a lingering pity for her because she doesn't know how Alvin is and she's just going to get herself hurt. He's fond of her. so he doesn't want her to get hurt, if possible... but does he have the power to change anything? No, he doesn't think so. Just remembering her face full of happiness yesterday delivers him the answer already.

"I see," Jude simply says, and leaves it at that.

Though that doesn't seem to be the end of the topic for Alvin. He has this shit-eating grin on his face and he nudges Jude in the side before pressing the clutch and going into the first gear to get his car moving. "What's that, kid? Is that jealousy I hear? Oho, you don't want me to date her?"

Jude almost smacked his palm into his face.

... Sometimes Alvin really likes to jump to conclusions.

The student gazes out of the window, staring at the blurring colours because Alvin drives like an F1 speed demon, and shrugs. "That's not what I meant, Alvin." His tone sounded a bit bitter and he's not sure why, but he goes on anyway. "I just don't want you to play around with her. She's one of the people I trust, okay? So don't hurt her."

"So you think everyone I date is going to be hurt?" the brunet casually shoots back, quirking a brow, unfazed. "Lighten up kid; I've got this."

"... Riiiight."

If Alvin always has everything under control, then why does Jude feel like his life is just whirling around in spirals? Or maybe he's the one who doesn't know how to take rein of his own life? Everything's so heavy to his sleep-deprived brain and he feels an incoming migraine, so he pinches his eyes shut and exhales heavily. Agria—the youngest professor in Rieze Uni—used to tell him that he should "let things go on their own flow" and "stop overthinking about shit" he can't do anything about, and he wonders if he should really take her advice to heart.

Well. Maybe he should. She's been dating Leia for a while now and even though they've had their moments of epic fights on a Titanic scale, he's never seen them on the verge of breaking up yet so she must've been doing something right.

The Bugatti slows down and his thoughts dispersed into little mana particles as he finally focuses his sight on the cafe sitting outside the car. It's a gorgeous, quaint place, with little shrubs lacing the window panels and pretty princessias as well as plumerias dotting the few earthen pots outside, giving the entire red-bricked building a faded sense of romanticism. Jude blinks. He feels at a complete loss because the chalkboard hanging outside—_House of Sharilton_—rings volumes of grandeur and expensive delicacies, but then again, knowing Alvin, nothing's unaffordable for the man.

They both got out of the car and Jude inhales the sweet perfume of madly blooming flowers, before the brunet grabs him by the arm and marches up to the cafe door. He doesn't knock (Alvin never knocks because he's so important) and simply throws the door open, revealing an adorable interior composed of lavenders and pinks as its motif. There's a cake display right at the front that showcased ridiculously styled cupcakes and treats, a cuckoo clock hanging somewhere behind there, and everything in this room gives off an aura of luxury that Jude never had the chance to experience before. Frankly speaking though, he's a bit overwhelmed at it.

A little flaxen-haired girl sits at the counter in front of the cashier, clad in a cute servant outfit to match the theme, and she doesn't look surprise to see the two of them together.

If anything, she seems inordinately pleased.

"Driselle...!" she calls out, her bright voice injecting some life into the quiet room; "Alvin's here with someone...!"

A loud clattering sound came from behind a door, what Jude assumes to be the kitchen, and the child immediately jumps off her high stool. She disappears behind the counter because she's so short, before reappearing again with a stuffed purple-and-pink toy hugged tightly in her scrawny arms, and darts out of sight when she goes to see what's going on. There are more sounds coming from the kitchen now, with a shrill squeak now joining the fray, and Jude wonders what sort of disaster is brewing behind the scenes. He'd like to go and help, if possible.

Because he doesn't like being left together with Alvin again.

Feeling awkward standing around in such a place because his entire life doesn't revolve around luxurious roses gathered together in a porcelain vase, or even dramatic oil paintings with shining silver frames, Jude scratches his nape and tries to find ways to make small talk. But Alvin puts an arm around his shoulders and suddenly everything fades into the background like an old phonograph dying out. A tepid, sticky feeling bubbles in his stomach. Jude lowers his eyes guiltily. It isn't supposed to feel right like this. He knows he should get used to this and enjoy it while it lasts. Because there's no telling when this will end. Even if everything is a lie. Since the adult world is so harsh and unforgiving to anyone. Not even him.

That's what Jude wills himself to believe for the umpteenth time and he turns to fix Alvin a questioning look, but he gets a warm pressure on his lips all of a sudden.

A chaste kiss.

Alvin's eyes were closed.

He could see his long lashes quiver.

Jude isn't sure how to react.

But before he could at least force himself to remember how to return a kiss like what the older man taught him before, Alvin pulls away with a brilliant, brilliantly innocent smile on his face, in his eyes, lighting up everything that Jude once knew about Alfred Vint Svent.

"Take a look around your ankle," he whispers, and walks away with just those mysterious words lingering in the perfumed air.

Jude immediately looks down to see what he meant.

And a gilded anklet with its little trinkets of a pair of spectacles, a stack of books, a heart **a heart **_a heart_ that isn't his, and a pair of small bells sat like an innocent ring around his finger on his ankle.


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